The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-14
Off to the Centennial.

cents but little reaching the hlShcr H%ure
81 may he said to be nearer the market Falu
of the staple.
Off to the Centennial.
The Butler Guards. Greenviile; the Govern
nor's Guards, Columbia. Governor Richard
son. General Bonham;, Colonel @ McG"waH IN
Parker, Esq, arc off 10 the centennial Il
Philadelphia. Colonel Mc(iowan goes as ait
to the Governor
REV. MIR. BErHEA will preach at sharon OF
next Friday instead of the sunday following
This change has been nrccssitated because o
the part which he is taking In the protractet
meeting at shiloh. The meeting AT Shil0f
has been going Oh since last sunday week
The nttendanc" has been large from the first
and is increasing daily. The interest In thu
exercises has been manifest, and many have
been converted and sanctitled. Thirteen
have been added to the church by pfoies
sion and the work will continue until mex
Sunday, when the meeting VIII be closed
Mr.. Bethea and Mr.. Leitch Will then go IRON
Shiloh to Salem, where meeting VIII pe com
menced next Tuesday.
RICHMOND FRASER, colored, died after al
illness of several weeks. He jumped from q
window in the new school building. which Il
being put up in this village 70: the beneflt o
the colorcd people, and hurt his ankle. The
injury was not thought to be severe at The
time, and he continued to work for several
days, when he began to suffer. lie TOOK ms
bed, modification set in. The foot was am
putated, and now he is dead. lie was studying
theology with q view to preaching.
THE associate Reformed Presbyterian pub
fishes. "by request" ~ sermon on PsalmOdy
delivered at the opening OF the Second
Associate Reformed Presbytery, Generostee
church, Anderson county, =. c., August IL,
1865, by Rev. II. T. Sloan, the retiring modcrn-
tor" 1t makes nearly fifteen columns OF
the Presbyterian. 1t was carefully written
and gives an interesting statement Oh 'he
preachers views of the question.
MIR. J. c. MILLER has received his sam
pies of reudy-made clothing, and is now ready
to take orders for the best fitting clothes to
be had anywhere. We have worn his clothes,
for the celebrated house OF Wanamaker 4
Brown. Give Mr.. Miller your orders and be
pleased with yourself your clothes. and him
IF OH
yesterday, and will take charge Of Mr.. VIM.
+. Bells notion department. II you Wish
new and stylish hats, cal upon Miss HOOD 1t
Mr.. Bells, and she will furnish you with al
the pretty and desirable shapes. Mr.. Bells
stock of goods of every description is full
and complete.
MIR P b. SPEED has returned from trip
TO see friends Mt hls old home III LowndeS.
willie. He says the crops on the savannah
River arc much damaged, and thinks the
crop: of cotton in this county will not be
more than 1t was last year
MIR. FRANK MARTIN, who has been in the
store of Messrs Parker Il Hill has gone home
for a short rest before taking situation In
Greenwood. He was an excellent clerk In Abb
beville. Greenwood has gained worthy
young man at our loss.
If you want to have done job Of painting.
see Mr.. Gus Watkins. He Is an agreeable
man. an ir dustri0uS worker, anda reasonable
charger. He makes Old furniture look like
new. ana all houses are made new by the
touch of his brush.
Everybody is liable 10 road duty in North
Carolina except those physically unable. 1t
ought to be so in South Carolina Good roads
benefit all, and why not everybody help 10
make them so. The law should exempt none
able 10 pay or work.
THE store of p. Rosenberg Il Co. will be
closed next Monday and Tuesday the 18th
the observance Of religious holidays. Their
customers will govern themselves according
ly.
Miss JULIA KENNEDY and Miss Power OF
Due West and Miss Susie Wilson. OF Abbe'
willie, spent last night at Mr.. McMiilan's: \
number of young gentlemen from the village
called 10 see them.
THE tops OF the chimneys Of the Presby.
terian parsonage are again above the roof.
The house looks well on the new lot, and It's
removal makes splendid opening for the
new church.
DR.. WILSON conducted religious services al
Honea Path last Sunday, and the Presbyte
rians at Abbevlle divided up with the Meth.
odists and Episcopal churches.
Mrs. MATT1SoN, wife of Capt. e.. NJ. Mattl
son, dlea last !nurSuaS; uuVmctu IN itt; ~ one
was eooo anu I'ue III XII 'lie iei''to'ie WI h'e
Mr.. Is. NISANSkA, OF toinmnia, win ms
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Mr.. ]. w. PAYNE, of Greenwood. has al
important notice in another column TO every
lady In Abbeville county.
EVERY citizen of Abbeville county is more
or less interested in the notice which Capt
Perrin publishes
Mps J.sprp N ,prrS of Donodsvt,,e died
lot SotTrdar chn inn,yas a i"raa c,n,;I> ~
i"Ss WonnS childrssn "'o ie"'e' '''"''' u
9ou"s en'iu'e'
Mr.. G: a. CoBn and +. +. S. Giles promi
nent citizens oi Greenwood, were III towl
yesterday.
Mr.. SuCMATE. after spending a month ol
two abroad, is bucl; at Mr. Haddon's milin
Miss CLEoRA THOMSON has returned from
iEuseheiu' oiihSinS he' ie'ce -hiSs Io'ei'i''
,
NIX. II ~, tne co'iIi nus rI' rs III 'o"n VIZ ~
plGhty OF money. lac KNOWS where 10 get th'
Dales.
elected yesterday. There was no opposition
DIR G,rY has returned from the Nutiouu